• 2.1 Plot
• 2.2 Exposition
• 2.3 Foreshadowing
• 2.4 Rising action
• 2.5 Climax
• 2.6 Falling action
• 2.7 Resolution
• 2.8 Conflict
  • 2.8.1 Types of conflict
    • 2.8.1.1 Man vs. Himself
    • 2.8.1.2 Person vs. Person
    • 2.8.1.3 Person vs. Society
    • 2.8.1.4 Person vs. Nature
    • 2.8.1.5 Person vs. Supernatural
    • 2.8.1.6 Person vs. Machine/Technology
• 2.9 Character
• 2.10 Methods of developing characters
• 2.11 Symbolism
• 2.12 Metaphor
• 2.13 Types of plots
• 2.14 Chronological order
• 2.15 Flashback
• 2.16 Setting
• 2.17 Theme
• 2.18 Style

walking the corgis at Frieze

Some selections from this year's Frieze, which was much more
disorienting than last year.

Kerstin Bratsch


Amikam Toren, Black Hole, 1996-2007


Kai Althoff


Christo


Subodh Gupta




Des Hughes at the Modern Art London booth


Scott Myles


Julius Koller


Tim Eitel


Ariel Schlesinger



a piece shooting out clay pigeons by Piero Golia


Simon Fujiwara



Roger Ackling
(the lines are burned in to the wood using sunlight)



and an outdoor sculpture that neatly epitomised the day

the need to strengthen the weaker argument

1, McCracken play 2, "I'm on the fucking Verrazano Bridge" 3, studio time
4, foot study 5, kobe and mask 6, Rochelle Feinstein lecture (final slide)

tested on animals

collaboration with anonymous children
2:1, fronts and backs

White Box

bltn post; installation shots from Off the Map at White Box gallery, April 2010